Milestone
18 Feb 2027
Every EV battery, LMT battery and industrial battery above 2 kWh placed on the EU market needs a passport.
Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 · 97 days to compliance
Build the data foundation for EV, LMT and industrial battery passports. Collect supplier evidence, trace battery data, and publish governed QR disclosures.
Product preview: a battery passport workspace showing 9,621 active passports, 45 in review and 12 field gaps, with the status of the four most recent passports.
Milestone
18 Feb 2027
Every EV battery, LMT battery and industrial battery above 2 kWh placed on the EU market needs a passport.
Scope
EV · LMT · Industrial
Initial scope covers passenger vehicles, light means of transport, and industrial batteries above 2 kWh.
Carrier
QR code
A persistent record tied to the physical battery; scanning opens the product-level passport view.
Platform
The hard part is trustworthy supplier data, linked records, and deciding what each audience may see.
Request, normalise and review declarations, certificates and field-level evidence across multi-tier suppliers.
Field-level evidence · Batch review
Link product records to sites, transactions and upstream evidence so every value survives third-party review.
Mass balance · Chain of custody
Publish QR views and assign access field by field, so sensitive commercial data stays with authorised auditors.
Public / partner / regulator
Rollout
A passport is not a one-off report; it is a data workflow that keeps running.
Map passport fields to owners, suppliers and systems, then request evidence automatically.
Field owners / Suppliers / Systems
Connect battery IDs, batch history, supplier evidence and sustainability claims into one chain of trust.
Battery ID / Batch history / Claims
Publish through QR, API and partner access while keeping sensitive fields under control.
QR / API / Partner access
Data model
Identity, sustainability, due diligence and lifecycle data each need an owner and evidence.
A persistent record tied to the physical battery
Claims backed by supplier data and documents
Keep the passport useful after the sale
Readiness
Start with supplier data: it is the one thing you cannot rebuild later.
Assess your readiness01
Which product lines, markets and customer contracts need passports first? Fix the responsibility matrix.
02
Upstream fields are the hardest to rebuild. Start with tier-one and deep-tier suppliers now.
03
Separate public, partner, customer and regulator views before data reaches a QR code.
04
Integrate ERP, PLM, LCA and compliance systems so the passport stays current.
Library
Core provisions of EU 2023/1542, carbon footprint thresholds and the compliance roadmap.
Field-level checklist: recycled content disclosure, performance degradation and due diligence templates.
How an international OEM deploys digital traceability across a multi-tier supply chain.
FAQ
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Demo
A 30-minute demo to map the data, supplier evidence and disclosure controls you need.